Old Town Scottsdale Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Old Town Scottsdale. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Pedal Bar Crawl of Old Town Scottsdale

• Party Bike Private Party Up To 14 People in Old Town Scottsdale

• 2 Hour Scottsdale Segway Tours - Ultimate Old Town Exploration

• Scottsdale's Original Food Tour

• 1.5 Hour Stretch Limo Golf Cart Tour, Ultimate Old Town Exploration

You don’t have to pay a cent to walk around Old Town Scottsdale, but you will have to shell out for certain guided tours and activities. City tours lasting a couple of hours—think Segway tours, e-bike tours, and golf cart tours—cost around US$60–70. More slightly more luxurious tours, such as private tours and craft brewery tours, expect to pay upwards of US$125.

Absolutely, Old Town Scottsdale is worth visiting. This part of town leans into its Old West history, toeing the line brilliantly between history and kitsch. Even if you aren't a fan of cowboy boots and saloons, you'll still enjoy the variety of shops, restaurants, and museums (yes, even some modern ones) in the area.

Per one customer who booked the 2 Hour Scottsdale Segway Tours - Ultimate Old Town Exploration, "What a fun and informative tour of Scottsdale! The segways are a great way to see it all and Larry and Mac were knowledgeable and friendly tour guides. Highly recommend!!"

Arizona’s Old Town Scottsdale neighborhood is known for its shops, restaurants, art galleries, bars, and clubs. The area has an old-west charm to it, and many visitors like to spend a day or night out and about in downtown Scottsdale exploring what piques their interest most.

There are so many things to do in Old Town Scottsdale—some of the most popular include a visit to Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West, shopping at Scottsdale Fashion Square, a stop in the Rusty Spur Saloon, or a trip to Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art.

Some of the most popular restaurants in Old Town Scottsdale include Café Monarch on East 1st Avenue, which offers a prix fixe menu; The Mission Old Town on North Brown Avenue serving Latin cuisine; and The Roaring Fork on North Scottsdale Road that features an old-west vibe and American fare.

Yes, Old Town Scottsdale has parking. Street parking in Old Town is free, but there are time restrictions in some areas, so read any signage before you leave your vehicle for long periods of time. There also are paid parking garages, and many businesses offer free lots or garages.

Yes, although Old Town Scottsdale isn’t designed specifically for kids, there’s still plenty to do in the area for families. Some top picks for families include going to Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West, riding the city’s free trolley, and grabbing ice cream at the Sugar Bowl shop.

Yes, there are many tours of Old Town Scottsdale. You can find options to fit your interests, including history tours, sightseeing tours that pass by top attractions, art tours, party bus or pub crawl tours, food tours, and even ghost tours of Old Town Scottsdale.

There are tons of things to do when you're done visiting Old Town Scottsdale. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in and around Scottsdale:

• Scottsdale Fashion Square

• Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA)

• Apache Trail

• McDowell Sonoran Preserve

• Lost Dutchman State Park

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Scottsdale.